Two people hospitalised after carbon monoxide exposure in Arizona
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 22:48 · Archive
Two people are in critical condition after apparent carbon monoxide exposure at a home in Anthem, Arizona on Thursday morning.
Two people were taken to hospital in critical condition after an apparent carbon monoxide exposure at a home in Anthem, Arizona. Daisy Mountain fire crews responded to reports of a hazardous situation at the property near Club Pointe Drive and Hazelhurst Drive around 11 a.m. on Thursday. When first responders arrived, they found the two people inside suffering from the exposure.
Fire officials believe the pair had been doing construction work when they became sick. A construction worker at the scene told local media that the two had been running propane-fuelled equipment in an unventilated area before they were overcome. A portion of the residential street was taped off as the investigation continues.
The official cause is under investigation.
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- 2 in critical condition after possible carbon monoxide exposure at Anthem homeTwo people are critically hurt after an apparent carbon monoxide exposure inside an Anthem home Thursday morning.KOLD · 8 Oct, 21:04
- 2 in critical condition after possible carbon monoxide exposure at Anthem homeTwo people are critically hurt after an apparent carbon monoxide exposure inside an Anthem home Thursday morning.Azfamily · 8 Oct, 21:04
In this story: Anthem · Daisy Mountain fire crews · Club Pointe Drive · Hazelhurst Drive
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